Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-18

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sent knou whaf be did With hia gun; /
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oo1't call 8F. Gnliaahsr 6 talI rnan:
aidn'f take particnlaE nofioe; thsn
wanf ~ togn; he depot Was than b.
twese ne ans Railorsn'a cabin; bard
saosfEum tie dfseetiou Of Hailoran,s
sllanty; wa then hnlf var between
The depot and ODD Fellows kaIl; Iwas
swo o. three times the Isuxth % the
eo1ls Eoom from The dspots went M
% MF. bullisan's 70 Ten him some sns-
pscious people we're around; we lhon
vent . Hall0fanss oabins TIE donf uas
opani saw Haii1ran lying On hia back;
saw 20 bloods i vas eoupis az min
neta from the time the man knocked AZ
tie door Until heard ihs shot.
CEoss-examinea = ] had lived two
weeks II Renton; vent there from Ssai-
de; and there from Dakota. think
gas a. tie station three or fsur minutes;
was waiting for the train, 10 90 to work;
no one Ezs With ne; an coed judge Of
distance sometimes; have worked ca
railroads; HalloEanis house, think, Is
IN that pasiHke; the pasture 10 fenced;
the fence goes Close b HailoEan,a h0use.
Witness was shown q photograph Of
HalioFan's ho1ss, and vas examined
particularly a. 20 tbs location Of the
stump behind which one Of the men
stood. Witness thought the stump
sho1ld be on the other side Of the
fence. Is indicated IN the photograph.
De tho1Rtt the photograph vas wrong,
and under cross exemination corrected
the diagram be had prepared.
Tue witness continual: Halloran's
house . on ffom railroad more than
100 yards from the col ueE Of the posture
next railroad, and this corner is about
100 yards from the depot; The man en-
ths railroad side OF tha fence was about
100 yards away when I cav them; the
men we're about six fest APART the
fence Is made Of poles; one man was
aheaa OF the otheF. SIX OF sight fest;
the man made the fenoe at no lime
came over the fence; that stump is SIX
OF eight feet high; am not sure; be
stood up behind ie; could aae him from
where stood; be kept peepinR out at
me; can't describe hlm; didn'a sec
encuRh Of him; be Waa close 70 The
stump before saw him; the men did
uos Communicates o. talk 10 each other.
the man who raped on the door did
80 wilh his right hand; Il may have
been with the point Of his gun In his
Eieat hard; heard the knock; he ap-
peared 10 rest the bait Of bis gun on
boards; am not surs II be raped with
his hand; be either raped With his
Eigdt land OF With the SOP Of dis gua;
| then ieft the depotj heard the ahots
9aen half way between the Depot and
ODD Fell0gs' hall; the hall vas about
IS far aWay e. bali way from court
house 20 Occidental hotel; when Mr..
Sullivan and got 10 Halioran's house
tbs door vas partly open; saw q mans
feet; the feet wer8 khree or four feet
distant from door sill.
Redireoi.--i vas standing on the east
end Of the platform; HailoEan's b0aee
was distant from me farther than the
length % the court room. Witness said
Il be vas on the ground be eould indi-
cate The location Of The points and per.
ona referred 10 In the testimony.
sheriff Coohrane s1orn and vas
shown she same gun which had been
shown 10 The witness Adanae; this gun
is tho same gun took from MF. Adams
house; Il vas loaded when ! got Il; there
we're two caps on a.; l took tham Oh;
have seen tie loads drawn to-day. Tue
witness then showed the loads taken
from the barrels. Witness vas not
positive II Que cap was explodedi !
shink oue vas broken. Am not sure.
Dr.. Beach sworn.-Au q physician
aud surgeon at Rentoni knew Pat Hal
l0FaB; saw him q little altar half past
SIX O'Clock in the morning, September
II last; be was dead; examined him
suflcientIy then 20 satisfy me that he
vas dead; there was gun shot wound
IN bis ueek; il Wis a shot-eun wound.
Witness then described the wound a.
he found Il when the coroaer VS. pres
ent. Foand some shot IN the clothes
fhe qua shel killed him, Il vas ths
cauae Of HaIloran's death.
Cross examfnation-Mr. Sullivan, MF.
Dormer and Mr.. Hays were with me
when | say HsiloEan; be vas lying 90
his back With his left hand thrown az
ward. partly cienchtd; the right hand
vas extended; the wound vas tasi IN.
der the jAu; dcn't think any Of the
re shots struck The jswbone; u wasn't
fractured; made no dissection Of tbs
neck, there vas Q good deal Of hurry; |
determines The course Of the shot with
my finger, found enc wsd 10 The wound;
the other wad vas 10 tbs ooat collar;
theg we're ordinary patent wads.
Court then adjourned 1ntil J o'clock